ANDREAS BORG

Andreas is a full-stack software engineer with a background in neuroscience and philosophy, bringing a systems-level way of thinking to technology and life sciences.

He’s known for creating tools that make complex data understandable and actionable, from real-time visualization systems to FDA-approved software for seizure detection. One such piece on permanent display is at the 9/11 Memorial Museum, and visualizes the ongoing impact of on 9/11. He has also built projects that visualize and sonify The Music of the Blockchain.

He is currently focused on biotech and drug discovery, working through CURE5 Foundation, the nonprofit he founded to accelerate therapies for CDKL5 Epilepsy. Collaborating with partners at Harvard, Brainstorm Tx and other labs, on cortical organoids, drug repurposing/discovery and gene editing, he explores how AI and modern software architecture can accelerate biomedical research and get medicine to children in need.

Andreas sees code as a bridge between computation and biology, a way to make the invisible visible and help science move faster.

He is a dual citizen of Sweden and the U.S., and fluent in English, Swedish, Spanish and Portuguese.

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